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Egyptian Reactions to British Imperialism and the Occupation of Egypt

This assignment focuses on the British occupation of Egypt, exploring the essential question: "How did Egyptians react to the British occupation?" We'll delve into the context of Imperialism in the Middle East, discussing the strategic importance of Egypt, especially following the construction of the Suez Canal. You'll need to complete the related Egypt Imperialism activity and revise your understanding of the geopolitical dynamics that led to European intervention in the region.

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Egyptian Reactions to British Imperialism and the Occupation of Egypt

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  1. Good Afternoon!! • NVC • Imperialism in the Middle East • The British Occupation of Egypt Essential Question: How did Egyptians react to the British occupation of Egypt? Homework: complete Egypt Imperialism activity if needed, revise Congo Prompt

  2. Imperialism and the Middle East • Geopolitics: interest in land because of its strategic location or natural resources • Example: Middle East • Ottoman Empire • Giant Muslim empire controls Middle East • 1853 Crimean War shows that the Ottoman Empire is in decline

  3. Europeans Grab Territory • Egypt • Strategic location at head of Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea • 1869 European powers build Suez Canal in Egypt: lifeline for European trade • 1870s Britain has indirect control of Egypt • Egypt semi-independentas long as it is “well-run and hospitable” to Europeans • 1882 Britain occupies Egypt

  4. Opening Up your Textbook… How did Egyptians react to the British occupation of Egypt?

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